Meet Samm Nelson: accessibility advocate, rock climber, and digital equity champion. In our first Advisor Spotlight, she shares her journey, the changes she’s seen in higher ed, and why accessibility is everyone’s responsibility. #A11Y https://buff.ly/8HOmEyB
I'm taking advantage of the time I have in retirement to apply the One Health principle, supporting sustainable, plant-based food systems that benefit the health of people, animals, the economy, and the planet.
2dUniversal design benefits everyone, including the ones creating accessible materials. I never understood faculty resistance to getting properly trained in making sure all their course materials meet UDL standards? Yes, it takes time, but why wouldn’t they want all of their students to have equal access to their course? Even if they don’t care about accessibility (which isn’t acceptable), they should care that UDL decreases questions and complaints about accessing materials.